‘The Mission:' Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2015's Will Shields
The Pro Football Hall of Fame is ready for the 2022 NFL season, and the newest episode of “THE MISSION” is now available.
Throughout the ’22 NFL season, the vision of The Mission podcast is to connect viewers and listeners with Hall of Famers to help break down some of the league’s primetime matchups, historical matchups and current news storylines, and to learn about the treasured life lessons the game of football has taught these gridiron warriors.
To help recap Week 2 and break down Week 3 of the NFL football schedule, joining The Mission is Kansas City Chiefs legend WILL SHIELDS, a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s Class of 2015.
Throughout Shields’ 14-year career, he was the anchor that helped the Chiefs dominate the running game in the NFL for five of the Chiefs’ best seasons for most net yards.
The former offensive guard was honored to play in 12 consecutive Pro Bowls. Shields never missed a game, playing in 224 in a row with 223 consecutive starts, a Chiefs franchise record.
Throughout the ’22 NFL season, the vision of The Mission podcast is to connect viewers and listeners with Hall of Famers to help break down some of the league’s primetime matchups, historical matchups and current news storylines, and to learn about the treasured life lessons the game of football has taught these gridiron warriors.
To help recap Week 2 and break down Week 3 of the NFL football schedule, joining The Mission is Kansas City Chiefs legend WILL SHIELDS, a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s Class of 2015.
Throughout Shields’ 14-year career, he was the anchor that helped the Chiefs dominate the running game in the NFL for five of the Chiefs’ best seasons for most net yards.
The former offensive guard was honored to play in 12 consecutive Pro Bowls. Shields never missed a game, playing in 224 in a row with 223 consecutive starts, a Chiefs franchise record.
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